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Place of Changing Winds Between Two Mountains Pinot Noir 2021

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Place of Changing Winds Between Two Mountains Pinot Noir 2021
Producer Place of Changing Winds
Region, Country Macedon Ranges, Australia
Bottle Size 750ml
Case Size 6
Product Code 21807-750

Place of Changing Winds vineyard is located between two mountains—Mount Macedon and Mount Bullengarook—hence the name of this cuvée. This wine ended up being around 1/3rd whole bunches and spent nineteen months maturing in Stockinger casks with no new oak. It’s a powerful Pinot, yet it still has great finesse and loads of upfront fruit. It will certainly drink well young, but we’re certain that it will age for a very long time, based on the balance and ample structure. It’s a blend of several parcels.

Place of Changing Winds Between Two Mountains Pinot Noir 2021

Reviews

“ Deep crimson-purple; it has an exotic perfumed bouquet, partly from the inclusion of one-third whole bunches, and partly from 18 months maturation in used Stockinger barrels. The power and length of the wine is extraordinary; the “drink to” date should be conservative.”
98 points, James Halliday, The Australian Weekend magazine
"Pale garnet. Recognisably vigorous Pinot on the nose. Sweet palate entry – quite a charmer. Some juicy fruit and light structure. It carries its alcohol well. In fact it tastes almost light-bodied. This tastes like a violet-scented, smooth Beaune to me. Not trying too hard. Lots of pleasure and great balance. And surprisingly lengthy.”
17 points, jancisrobinson.com

Reviews

“ Deep crimson-purple; it has an exotic perfumed bouquet, partly from the inclusion of one-third whole bunches, and partly from 18 months maturation in used Stockinger barrels. The power and length of the wine is extraordinary; the “drink to” date should be conservative.”
98 points, James Halliday, The Australian Weekend magazine
"Pale garnet. Recognisably vigorous Pinot on the nose. Sweet palate entry – quite a charmer. Some juicy fruit and light structure. It carries its alcohol well. In fact it tastes almost light-bodied. This tastes like a violet-scented, smooth Beaune to me. Not trying too hard. Lots of pleasure and great balance. And surprisingly lengthy.”
17 points, jancisrobinson.com

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